Category: Video Reviews

Milky Chance Remind Us That It’s All Going To Be Good With ‘Camouflage’

November 11, 2025

Milky Chance never miss with their playful, offbeat, and always deeply human music. Their latest release, ‘Camouflage’, sees the duo, who first met when they were at school, takes a magnifying glass to the intricacies of life and explore it in intimate detail.

Anthony Ruptak’s ‘Phantasmagoria’ Is An Apocalyptic Anthem, Ahead Of New Album, ‘Tourist’

November 7, 2025

Anthony Ruptak’s new album, ‘Tourist’, is out today, the 7th of November, Dropping ahead of the album, the Colorado artist has released his new single, ‘Phantasmagoria’, accompanied by an epic music video.

Nya Releases A Declaration To Her Star Power With New Single, ‘My Tears Grew Roses’

November 4, 2025

An Essentially Pop favourite, Nya returns after a year’s absence with her new single, ‘My Tears Grew Roses’.

Negros De La Raza Come Together In A Cultural Declaration With ‘Para Mi Gente’

November 4, 2025

Honouring their Afro-Latino and Afro-Mexican heritage, Sen Dog (Cypress Hill) and Kemo The Blaxican (ex-Delinquent Habits) come together as Negros De La Raza, and their latest single, ‘Para Mi Gente’.

Kerry Kenny Band Release ‘Finbar’, The Next Single From Their Celtic Rock Album, ‘Brutal Best’

November 4, 2025

Caoimhe is a woman driven half to insanity while thinking about a man named ‘Finbar’. Such is the power he has over her, she loses herself to dancing, at first in a bar, and then later, in a field, in front of a bonfire. Beautifully channelled by Kerry Kenny, the song is accompanied by an evocative music video directed by Tom Robenolt, of Point Five Films.

A Cinematic Symphony of Self: Qymira’s Releases Her Most Visionary Work Yet in New Music Video ‘Shade of My Shadow’

November 2, 2025

Qymira’s latest release, ‘Shade of My Shadow’, is a cinematic statement of intent. As both the official theme for the forthcoming feature Shadow Transit and a standalone orchestral tour de force.

Give Peace A Chance: We Speak With Staunch Moderates About Latest Release, ‘Bigfoot’s Football Live’, And Their Wider Mission

October 31, 2025

Following on from Staunch Moderates’ latest release, ‘Bigfoot’s Football Live’, we spoke with the collective about the track and the message behind everything they do.

Manuela Dhovar Unveils Ode To Youth And Her Portuguese Roots, ‘Maria’

October 29, 2025

Out now, ‘Maria’ is the charming and soulful single from Manuela Dhovar. With her music taking her from her homeland of Portugal to the recording studios of Paris, the track is infused with Brazilian pop influences as it celebrates the naivety and curiosity of youth.

Hyper-Conscious Hip Hop Duo Pure Order Enter A ‘Sovereign State’ With Latest Release

October 28, 2025

Bringing their characteristic raw charisma to each release, Pure Order impart wisdom that’s not just meant to entertain, but to also speak to the very depths of the soul. Latest single, ‘Sovereign State’, is no different, and shows that this duo are going places.

Waves_On_Waves x Timecop1983 x Waves On Waves 1987 x Pastel Arcade Honours The 1980s With ‘Dangerous’

October 28, 2025

Following on from Waves_On_Waves’ previous single, ‘Started Catching Feelings’, we’re pleased to bring another wonderfully retro track from this project, ‘Dangerous’. This time also featuring Timecop1983 and Pastel Arcade.

Allegra Shapeshifts Into Her Most Confident Era Yet With ‘Red’

October 24, 2025

There’s a new temperature rising in Allegra’s world. With ‘Red’, the London pop innovator signals the beginning of a darker, glossier, and more confident era, one that trades heartbreak confessionals for desire, control, and heat. It’s the title track from her forthcoming EP, and it might just be the defining moment of her career so far: slick, sensual, and impossible to ignore.

Waves_On_Waves x Crimewave x Waves On Waves After Dark Have Got Us ‘Started Catching Feelings’ With New Retro Single

October 24, 2025

Waves_On_Waves bring a retro vibe to their new single, ‘Started Catching Feelings’, and a music video shot in black and white at Los Angeles’ iconic Griffith Observatory.